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Pace 24 Austin, Texas The American Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1965 'T Welcome to Austin's Oriqinol New Nielsen Ratings Show CBS Ahead by A Points Jim Laiigdon's Niglitbeat Ventriloquist Opens al Club Caravan SPANISH VILLAGE CAFE 802 RED RIVER GR 8.1888 THIS COUPON WORTH $1.00 toward purchase of Spanish Village Special i By VAL ADAMS that were tuned to a networki The Top 10" shows finished'! projection of jin this order: hgj j(c) 1965 New York Timei Newi Strviceor program. In a I NEW YORK The three tele-ratings by the television indus- "Bonanza," "Corner Pyle," ivision networks, which were initrv a ratine nnint is nsifWprf "The Lucy Show." Wait Dis- Dinner, El Tejas Dinner or Deluxe Dinner Ejj Good any Monday Thru Friday During Month of December Only 1 Coupon per table allowed. a virtual tie last fall over to represent about a million i Andy Griffith, "Beverly Hillbillies," "Hogan's Heroes," I viewers. iall program popularity, are no i longer running neck and neck in the rating sweepstakes.

Two "Get Smart "niliwarTe T- mmmm DELIVERY SERVICE Lasi urn me ibs rating and "Mv Three Sons things stood out Tuesday in the A. C. Nielsen Company's new sampling of viewing patterns: down 11 per cent from the previous fall, while the audience for the other two networks showed an increase. It was the first time in several years that CBS had not enjoyed a distinc the Columbia Broadcasting System has overcome its rating re SANTA'S LITTLE HELPER SAYS: "EAT MEXICAN FOOD TILL YOU'RE FULL!" versal of last season and the tive lead over its competitors American Broadcasting Compa ny has slipped considerably. Just why CBS has returned to a.

The Nielsen report, covering the top spot is not easy to ex plain, although it obviously can- Where You Enjoy The Crispiest Tacos In Texas" THIS WEFK: Opened Monday night at Club Caravan ventriloquist JIMMY WALLTS. Oppninj; with him is the new house band, the SKIPPF.R YOUNG Show Band. The group, a quartet, has an right-week booking at Club Caravan. More on both the new band and new art this week. Now at the newly owned and operated Continental Club-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday dancing with the Creators, complete with Go Go Girls.

Coming Wednesday night at the Skyline Ballroom popular country and western star GEORGE JONES and the Jones Boys. Coming Thursday to Municipal Auditorium the great jazz tenorman STAN GETZ and his Quartet. The show is included on the Cultural Entertainment Committee's season concert bill. That "Last Nail" party for the Embassy Room section of Wilbur Clark's new Crest Hotel came off with a big bang, but the last nail hasn't quite been driven yet. Unofficial opening for Club Seville js now set for Dec, 15, with the official grand opening slated for shortly after the first of the year.

Representatives from practically all the news media were on hand (including the New York Times) as well as numerous local "YIP's." Music for Monday's party was furnished by the JIMMY GROYE Orchestra. It was my first hearing of the group since they left Club Caravan, and the band showed a real swinging ability that has largely been covered up in the restraining atmosphere of night club and show band work. More coming on who made the scene later this week. OVER THE WEEKEND: The Bachelor's Ball and presentation of debutantes turned out to lx a mammoth affair with not two, but three bands providing the musical entertainment. Unfortunately, the ED GERLACK Band (as previously reported in this column) was not one of the bands booked for the party.

Rather, the PHIL GREY Orchestra, also out of Houston, occupied one ballroom while the DAVE WILLIAMS Combo played the other. At 1 a.m. (Sunday morning) when the two bands knocked off, a third band made the scene and played until 5 a.m. This as a rock 'n' roll group called the Chevelles. Dancing with the rock group were LESLIE REID and MAGGIE COWART a pair of swingers from the Swingers A Go Go Club who danced at the after-hours party after their own club job was completed.

Also over the weekend an unusual scene at the New Orleans Club Sunday night. Sitting in the house Dixieland group, The Fire Plug Five, were SAM DUNAVANT, TARY OWENS and POWELL ST. JOHN. Owens played kazoo and guitar, while St. John wailed on harmonica and a vocal.

This combination, along with regular string bass and tuba player JAY DUNNAHOO's doubled solos on violin, gave the band an opportunity to experiment with some really old-style blues. Last weekend was the band's last Sunday night engagement at the club. After a week lay-off. the Fire Plug Five will resume sessions at the New Orleans Club on Wednesday nights. 4 not be attributed to program innovation.

Of the seven shows the two-week period that ended Nov. 21, gave CBS an average evening rating of 20.2, the National Broadcasting Company 19.8 and ABC 16.4. Rating charts for a similar period a year ago Here's a time-saver that CBS has on Nielsen's new "Top 10" list, only one M0N. thru FRI. gan Heroes is a new pro gave both CBS and NBC a rat gram.

special, during the busy pre-holidays. Dine out, and enjoy delicious Mexican Food at a bargain price! ing of 19.4 and ABC 19.3, a dead heat in rating statistics. i The South American condor Pay ONLY A rating is the percentage of; has a 10-foot wingspread, sec- homes in the Nielsen sample'ond only to that of the albatross. MAXIMUM Sat Sun. $1.45 Max.

Pay Only $1.25 or Actual Amount, Whichever Less. El Charro El Matamoros El Toro k(Wt $135 504 EAST AVE 16th GUADALUPE 10th RED RIVER It is estimated that pounds of wood have the same heating value as one pound of coal. James Dick Scheduled To Make Guest Appearance on TV Program James Dick, the noted young. After graduating from the Dick has been featured as so concert pianist doing graduate! University with honors, he spent work in The University of Tex-jtwo years in London, studying at loist with 10 major Southwest orchestras and also the orches the Royal Academy of Music un es music department, will be a tra of the Royal Academy, under dcr a Fulbright Fellowship. Earlier this year, he was one Sir John Barbirolli.

He returned the University to do graduate work with the late Dalies Frantz, with whom of the two top winners in the It's America's top steak value! I I W-1ffvrl'my 334 South Congren Wi I Guadalupe at 20th I Friieo Shop Burnet Road at Koen'g mmam AUSIIII SAM ANTONIO North Interregional at Clayton Lane Busoni Competition in Bolzano, IB guest on "The Music Hour" Wednesday at 9 p.m. on KLRN-TV, Channel 9. Dick will be spotlighted in performances of Beethoven's "Les Adieux" Sonata, Schubert's "Wanderer Fantasie," Rachmaninoff's Etude Tableau in E-flat Minor and selections by Debussy and Ginasters. ft A Italy, and was one of the finalists in the Leventritt Competition in New York. he studied throughout his undergraduate career here.

French Legionaires Crash in Sardinia TEMPIO PAUSANIA, Sardi mm CALL-BOARD WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. in Hogg Auditorium IT drama department production of "The Barchae." 8 p.m. at Austin High AUSTIN'S FINEST FEATURING JIMMY WALLIS Btit Vtnfriloiuim In Show Butinail 2 FLOOR SHOWS DANCING S-11 PH. GR 7-33 RESV. And Infermation nia (AP) Two West Germans and an Austrian crash-landed on this Italian island in a light plane they stole from a flying club hangar at Ajaccio, Corsica to escape from the French Foreign Legion, in which they served.

They circled to exhaust the gasoline supply and avoid fire on crashing. FOREIGN CAR REPAIR AND RESTORATION School Cbrlstmas music festival and pageant by AHS choral groups. NEW MOVIES (Starting Wednesday) "The Railroad Man" at the Texas. "The Redeemer" at the Varsity. fA BANK mums MAIL EVEN IF YOU DON'T HAVE A BUTLER you will noy a doll-clous dinner and tbm delightful atmotphara of the Terrace CAPITAL Field Exercise Begins in Berlin SCUDERIA SIMISTER GL 3-2581 6509 SHIRLEY (1 Block Eatl 8500 N.

Lamar) 7Nklt M. IN AUSTIN BO WRONG BERLIN (AP) American and French troops began a two- WW'' day field exercise in West COMING TONIGHT lin Tuesday with a helicopter nprM Tn lift of assault troops. About 1,600 ur tn 1 Willi iJOit If you do have a but ler, bring him along. Ha will anfoy the Ter-raca Summer House, too. soldiers of the Berlin garrisons PUBLIC are involved in the ROY HEAD Auttie'l Fimt Cecktall Unite 1 I EL CHICO HOLIDAY SPECIAL' AND THE TRAITS "Treat Her Right" AUSTIN'S FINEST NIGHT CLUB YOUR SHARE! rai SWINGERS CLUB Muuc tf 831 Houston Off N.

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